Outreach

Diagnosis and surveillance of swine diseases in Europe

Oral communication in Seminario sobre diagnóstico y vigilancia de las enfermedades porcinas en Europa

A global vision of African swine fever control

Oral communication in A global vision of African swine fever control

7th Congress of European Microbiologist. 26th Congress of the Spanish Society for Microbiology

Communications in this event:

- The concept of one health antimicrobial stewardship

- Targeted metagenomics for analysis of resistomes

- Small world initiative at the Deutsche Schule Madrid: citizen education to fight the antimicrobial resistance

- Understanding the impact of production animals on the dissemination of mcr-1

- The origins of antibacterial vaccines: Jaime Ferran and Cholera

- Comparison of the dissemination of 16S rRNA methyltransferase genes in E. Coli from human an natural effluents using whole genome sequencing

- The sos-response controls intrinsic cephalospsrin resistance in enterorcocci

- The acquisition of insertion sequences drives the adaptation of multicopy plasmids to novel bacterial hosts

- ColE1 plasmid coexistence is mediated by compensatory adaptation

- First results of the experience in Madrid and future perspectives

- Clonal diversity and methicillin resistance in Staphylococcus epidermis isolates from ruminants with subclinical mastitis

- Identification of Desulfovibrio fairfieldensis recovered from swine by Maldi Tof mass spectrometry

- One day-old chicks as a source of antimicrobial resistant bacteria for commercial laying hens farms

Presentación de líneas de investigación y oportunidades de colaboración

Conference in Foro de colaboración público-privada en Sanidad Animal en avicultura

Using Urban Wildlife Photographs from MOOC Participants to Indicate One Health Risks

Oral communication in Global Flipped Classroom & Workshop on One Health

Revisión sistemática y meta-análisis: Estrategias de control de Salmonella en granja y matadero de porcino

Conference in Reunión presentación resultados Salmonella

Bacterias que no temen a los antibióticos

Profesión Veterinaria publish this article

Hepatitis E: zoonotic emerging disease in industrialized countries

VISAVET Outreach Journal published this online article

Hepatitis E virus (HEV) is the main cause of viral acute hepatitis in humans worldwide. In endemic areas the virus is mainly transmitted through contaminated water, while in industrialized countries sporadic cases are basically related to animals and hepatitis E is currently considered an emerging zoonotic disease. Besides swine, there are other wild animals such as wild boars and deers which can be reservoirs of this disease. The origin of infection in humans is linked to direct contact with infected animals or to… Read more

Tuberculosis bovina: aspectos a considerar sobre la técnica de intradermotuberculinización y el cultivo microbiológico

New article published in AFCA

Resistencia a los antibióticos: preguntas frecuentes

3tres3.com publish this article

¿Qué son las resistencias a los antibióticos? ¿Se transmiten entre distintos tipos de bacterias? ¿Una misma bacteria puede ser resistente a varios antibióticos? ¿Los genes de la resistencia son ubicuos? ¿Se pueden medir las resistencias?… Read more

Vigilancia Epidemiológica de la Leishmaniosis mediante la Técnica de Inmunofluorescencia Indirecta (IFI)

The book Brote de Leishmaniasis en Fuenlabrada y Otros Municipios de la Comunidad de Madrid. El papel de las liebres y los conejos como reservorios edited by Comunidad de Madrid includes this chapter

La epidemiología de la leishmaniasis es muy compleja. En la leishmaniasis producida por L.infantum son muchos los animales, tanto salvajes como domésticos, que contribuyen junto al perro, considerado el principal reservorio, al mantenimiento del parásito. Prueba de ello es que durante el último brote que ha tenido lugar en la Comunidad de Madrid (2009-2015) se han descrito por vez primera como reservorios del parásito a los lagomorfos (liebres y conejos). Es pues de gran importancia un buen programa de vigilancia e… Read more

Equine piroplasmosis

New article published in VISAVET Outreach Journal

Babesia caballi (B. caballi) and Theileria equi (T.equi) are obligate intraerythrocytic protozoan parasites that cause equine piroplamosis. Previously, T. equi was known as Babesia equi. These parasites are transmitted by ticks of the genera Dermacentor, Hyalomma and Rhipicephalus. Ticks become infected by ingesting these protozoan which are in the blood of infected horses. Horses that survive can become inapparent carriers for a long time and they are a source of infection for the ticks which will parasite more ho… Read more